Sentence examples for a modern analysis from inspiring English sources

A modern analysis, however, trims the beast's heft considerably.

For a modern analysis of this Rule of 0 and 1 see Burris & Sankappanavar 2013.

This technique has been used widely in the areas of science and engineering and it has been called as a modern analysis methodology (Natek and Zwilling 2013); e.g. an intelligent system for complex process monitoring (Rezki et al. 2016), a maintenance policy (Faghihinia and Mollaverdi 2012) and future behavior of stock price (Mehmanpazir and Asadi 2017).

A modern analysis of the background of the conflict and the battlefield has also shown that it was a smaller engagement than traditionally believed.

A modern analysis of the battlefield has shown that it was a minor battle, although the victory did boost Song morale.

His A Course of Modern Analysis (1902) was the first book in English to present the theory of functions of a complex variable at an undergraduate level.

In Kith, to justify her veneration of tribal practice, she produces a veneer of modern analysis, citing a 2007 Unicef report that ranked the UK last among 21 industrialised countries for the wellbeing of its children.

They introduced the hierarchy of Borel sets, the Baire hierarchy of functions, and the concept of Lebesgue measure — a crucial concept of modern analysis.

(Though historical accounts place the size of the Egyptian force at close to 40,000 and Bonaparte himself reported an even larger opponent, modern analysis suggests that there were probably half that many or fewer. The perceived total was likely skewed by the presence of noncombatant attendants and servants).

Clifford analysis is an important branch of modern analysis, which studies functions defined on (R^{n}) with their values in Clifford algebra space ({mathcal {A}}_{n}(R)).

Since the year 1922, Banach's contraction principle, due to its simplicity and applicability, has became a very popular tool in modern analysis, especially in nonlinear analysis including its applications to differential and integral equations, variational inequality theory, complementarity problems, equilibrium problems, minimization problems and many others.